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C4 plants have
4 carbon compounds, all others have C3 (First sugar made is 3 carbon sugar)
These minimize cost of photo respiration
C4 plants
Mesophiles exposed to the outside will convert to
C4
These allow transportation during photosynthesis
Pores
Net release of free energy- spontaneous chemical reaction
exergonic
Non spontaneous reaction, absorbs energy
endergonic
when this releases more energy, it is more unstable. Further from the center of the earth it is, the more it uses
free energy
Amount of energy that reactants must absorb before chemical reactions will start
activation energy
set of metabolic pathways which break down molecules into smaller unites and release energy- breaks them apart
Catabolism
Set of metabolic pathways that construct molecules from smaller units. (Puts stuff together)
Anabolism
Series of chemical reactions occuring within a cell
Metabolic pathways
ATP
Adenosine Triphosphate
___is a renewable resource and can be regenerated by addition of phosphate to _____
ATP, ADP
Begins to dissapear in prophase
Nucleoli
takes place in the matrix of the mitochondrian
citric acid cycle
pyruvate from glycolosis is converted into acetyl COA, which links glycolisis to ___ ___ ___
citric acid cycle
Where does light reaction take place?
cholorplasts
when a pigment absorbs light, it goes from a ground state to an excited state which makes it ___
unstable
Light reactions convert light into:
ATP and NADPH in photosystems
Uses ATP and NADPH to convet Co2 to sugar
Calvin Cycle
Three phases of calvin cycle are:
Carbon fixation, Reduction, and Regeneration of the Co2 acceptor
Out of the calvin cycle, you get a return of
ADP, Inorganic Phosphate and NADP+ to the light reactions
Light reactions produce
O2
Calvin Cycle produces
CH2O (sugar)
Chemiosmosis
Hydorgren ions are pumped out, causing gradient to be differnt. Hydrogen ions go back down to where they came from,, which is across the membrane of the mitochondrian. This is done along the electron transport chain.
This is a catalytic protein
Enzyme
The active site can lower an EA barrier by:
orienting substrates correctly, straining substrate bonds, providing a favorable microenvironment, covalent bonding to the substrate
Somatic cells
sperm and ova
Homologous chromosomes
similar, same DNA
Tetrad
happen during 1st meiotic metaphase
Chiasmata
regions of crossing over= chromatid and two diff. chromosomes
Transportation of protons. Transports protons from an area of high concentration, to an area of low concentration, in terms of free H2) molecules. (essay)
CHEMIOSMOSIS
3 stages of cell respiration-detail
1. Ligand enters through receptor, 2. goes through transduction phase, 3. response- depends on what cells future is- new activation or death. (apotysos)
cell plate
plant cells only-in between two daughter cells
cytokinesis
divides plasma
Karyotype
ordered arrangement of chromosomes during metaphase stage
Protons pumped in or out, following chemiosmosis, enzyme makes ATP
Energy Trans. Chain
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1 ATP 1NADH 1 FADH2 per turn- citric acid cycle
Grana
Light reaction takes place
Stroma
carbon cycle *(dark cycle)
Diff between mitotic and meiotic stages:
Mitosis looks the same as, it has the exact replica cells.